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Cozumel After Hurricane Wilma: April 18, 2012
One of our undercover travel writers wrote, "Cozumel is my first and best love in Caribbean diving. In January, I visited the island after nearly a seven-year separation, largely caused by Hurricane Wilma, the largest storm ever measured in the tropical Atlantic, did serious damage to the island and its reefs. While the island's topside, a major cruise ship destination, recovered quickly, developers can't speed the natural recovery of the coral oasis." What did he find underwater? Read our travel review of Cozumel and the dive operator Living Underwater, free of charge at Undercurrent
Learn or Practice Yoga between Dives in the Philippines This Summer: April 18, 2012
The Siren Fleet has just four spaces left on its Dive and Yoga Liveaboard Safari to the Philippines' southern Visayan Islands. The seven-night trip aboard the Philippine Siren is August 11-18, departing from Cebu and visiting the islands of Cabilao, Balicasag, Pescador and Sumilon before docking at Dauin on Negros Island. The region is known for its macro critters, while Balicasag is a standout for its steep walls and overhangs, and whale sharks are seen frequently at Sumilon. Besides four dives a day, you'll also get yoga lessons and classes from instructor Teresa Herera. The $2,500 price also includes equipment rental, Nitrox fills, all meals, soft drinks and beer, and local transfers in Cebu to the Philippine Siren. For more information or to book your spot, e-mail info@worldwidediveandsail.com or visit http://worldwidediveandsail.com
Dive Gear for Your iGadgets: April 18, 2012
DiveNav just released the iDive computer, a free app that transforms your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad into a dive computer. Its virtual depth sensor lets you interact with your i-gadget by using simple hand movements to make it descend or ascend in the water column, so you can create your own custom dive profiles based on your model-specific dive computers. Turn your iPhone into an underwater camera with TAT7's iPhone Scuba Case. It's waterproof to 100 feet and includes a wrist lanyard for safekeeping, but it only includes three strategically-placed buttons for launching and operating the camera app's shutter button and photo/video switch, so you can't tweet underwater about the cool grouper that swam by. The case is $85 but currently out of stock, and TAT7 isn't taking new orders until April 16.
"Thanks for Bringing Me Back to Diving.": April 18, 2012
Randall Rothenberg was a former head honcho at Time Warner, which publishes major magazines like Time and Sports Illustrated, so he knows a thing or two about good writing and editing. Which makes it doubly special to us when someone like Rothenberg, now CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, takes the time to write us this letter: "I subscribed to Undercurrent for almost two decades and absorbed every issue. But then diving dwindled for me, and I let my subscription lapse. Last summer, I started feeling the loss, and the hankering to go diving built and built. The first thing I did was search online to see whether Undercurrent had gone digital. I was pleased beyond measure that you not only had gone digital, but you'd done it in a way that was entirely consistent with your classic design, voice, and values. Thanks to you, I broke my 11-year dive celibacy at Bruce Bowker's Carib Inn in Bonaire, which was exactly as you described. And your piece on Saba - the island from which I did my first openwater dive 27 years ago - gave me the impetus to return there for the first time in almost 20 years. It, too, was exactly as described (and wonderfully so). I owe you great thanks for bringing me back to diving - and for staying true." Join Rothenberg by signing up for a subscription here
What You're Missing in This Month's Issue: April 18, 2012
Living Underwater, Cozumel: how the reefs are doing post-Hurricane Wilma . . . diving on the northern tip of British Columbia's Vancouver Island aboard the Nautilus Swell . . . the problems with artificial reefs . . . a shark dive with no sharks, and two resorts to avoid . . . are you more careful maintaining your dive gear than this Virginia police department? . . . what to do about smoking divers aboard liveaboards . . . do water and automated external defibrillators mix? . . . how divers can give back, part II: more ways to make your dive trips count . . . was it user error or gear malfunction for this diver carrying a Nautilus Lifeline . . . and much more.
A Near Miss for Shark Dive Trip Operators Everywhere: April 18, 2012
Divers opposed to cage-free diving with sharks have an argument with this video, posted on Pete Thomas Outdoors, especially at the 40-second mark. A diver on a Bahamas expedition (trip operator and dive site not disclosed) jerked his foot from the mouth of the tiger shark that swam between his legs, was attracted by his fin and and then turned to take a bite. You can hear the lucky diver's exclamation through his mouthpiece. Patric Douglas, who runs the cage diving operation Shark Diver, believes the location was Tiger Beach. Read Douglas's comments on his blog post: "Yes, that is a Tiger on predation, and yes those divers do not have a clue, and yes that was as close as it looked.... At 0.40, that diver was one second away from sending years of conservation work down the tubes."
Why You Should Skip Trip Insurance: April 18, 2012
We got this letter from subscriber Samuel Johnson: " Dear Ben, this is a response to "Insurance for Your Next Dive Trip" in the January 2012 issue. We've been around this issue before, but the topic makes me so crazy that I simply have to write again. It is guaranteed that the insurance companies that sell travel insurance are going to make a profit. It then follows from that fact, with absolute certainty, that the people who buy travel insurance, over the long haul and on average, are going to come out paying more for the insurance than they get back from their claims." To read the rest of his letter -- and Ben's reply - go to Undercurrent
Used to Diving in Calm Water?: April 18, 2012
If you were trained in placid waters and never dealt with waves and surge, you have special dangers to equip yourself for. Bill Savage from Okotoks, Alberta was on a Hawaii dive trip near Honokohau with the Hawaiian Scuba Shack, along with his wife and son, when a surge pushed him into an underwater tunnel. Savage, 49, managed to get out and onto some rocks when a second wave struck and sent him under again. When he didn't surface, another diver pulled him from the water but CPR efforts didn't help, and Savage died. While we don't know all the details, we do know it's nearly impossible to swim against surge. To avoid overexertion, it's best to rest as the surge pulls you back, then swim forward as the surge shifts to the direction you want to go toward.
One Area in Indonesia You Don't Want to Dive: April 18, 2012
While earthquakes, like the recent 8.2 tremor, can do a lot of damage to Indonesia reefs, it's nowhere as bad as the dynamite fishing being done in East Kalimantan, a province on the island of Borneo. Authorities in Bontang report that 4,200 of the 6,000 hectares of coral reefs in the area were badly damaged from dynamite fishing but there is little they can do to stop it. A government spokesman told DIVE magazine, there was little enforcement done because nearly all the fishermen in the area do it, and chemicals needed to make the explosives are widely available there. "Two fishermen were recently arrested for dynamite fishing, but that won't discourage them from continuing to do it," the spokesperson said. "'Their awareness of the damage that they're doing to the environment remains very low."
Kudos to This Rebreather Manufacturer: April 18, 2012
Ambient Pressure Diving, the British firm that makes the Inspiration rebreather, also made the life support system used by film director James Cameron during his solo dive seven miles down to the depths of the Mariana Trench, near Guam, last month. Owner Martin Parker told DIVE it was the biggest commission his company had ever undertaken, "but it all worked perfectly." What didn't work: the descent, which was plagued by mechanical issues, and hydraulic failure, preventing Cameron from collecting samples from the sea floor. Still, Cameron spent three hours underwater without major glitches, and released this footage of his ascent, descent and time at 35,765 feet deep.
What Divers Can Do for Earth Day: April 18, 2012
Project AWARE is focusing on shark conservation all month with the Big Shark Shout Out. You can sign this petition that the nonprofit will present to environmental leaders worldwide before they meet next year at a conference for protection of endangered species. You can also submit your photos of sharks in Project Aware's photo contest before April 30, with the grand prize being a plane ticket to dive Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
Do Fastballs and Fish Mix?: April 18, 2012
The Florida Marlins think so, having installed two 20-foot-long tropical fish aquariums on the field directly behind home plate in its new baseball stadium. They think it "screams Miami," while animal rights activists think it screams abuse. Animal Rights Foundation of Florida spokesman Don Anthony told the local press, "Even if the glass doesn't shatter, [stadium noise is] going to cause a tremendous vibration and disturb the fish." To prove protestors wrong, Claude Delorme, the Marlins' head of ballpark development, set up a pitching machine to launch baseballs at the tank with fish inside. The results? "You would see a small reaction, "Delorme said. "They would move because they would sense something in that area." He has no plans to remove the fish, so we'll see if they make it through September.


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With years of international experience in intellectual property, entertainment, licensing and Internet law under his belt, Alexander Loveyko, Esq., is a New York-licensed attorney in the Miami office of the IP and Entertainment law firm ChaseLawyers℠. He has advised major international brands during his career, including the Dutch-based mega-communications provider VimpelCom and one of the most famous IP brands in the world – the Russian animation sensation "Masha and the Bear".
Graduating magna cum laude from Brooklyn Law School with a Master's Degree in Intellectual Property, Media and Information law, Mr. Loveyko earlier completed his International Sports Law Master's program at the top of his class in Madrid and is also licensed to practice law in his native Russia, along with the state of New York.
As part of his current diverse practice, he represents start-up owners, entrepreneurs, website and mobile app owners, fashion designers, inventors, Amazon store owners, as well as musical artists, producers, record labels, visual artists, movie makers, and international athletes. Along with his expertise in Intellectual Property and Sports Law, Mr. Loveyko brings to the ChaseLawyers℠ firm an intimate knowledge of immigration law, having gone through the immigration process himself while re-settling in New York from his native Russia. Mr. Loveyko is thus uniquely qualified to walk in the shoes of international musicians, artists, entertainers and athletes who rely on ChaseLawyers' expertise to expand their careers in the United States market.
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GRAFF, n. [See Grave.] A ditch or moat.
A ditch or moat. Clarendon.
[A prince] is nothing but a servant, overseer, or graff, and not the head, which is a title belonging only to Christ. John Knox.
GRAFF, noun [See Grave.] A ditch or moat.
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Outrage over state TV's misinformation and anti-Coptic incitement
State television's coverage of Maspero clashes blamed peaceful protesters for violence, aggravated an already-tense situation, say critics
Zeinab El Gundy, Monday 10 Oct 2011
Copts protesting against attacks on churches at Maspero last spring (Photo: Reuters)
Thousands of mourning, angry Copts bid farewell to victims of clashes with army
VIDEO: Mourning Copts vent anger during mass funeral
Egyptian who killed six Copts in 2009 executed today
SCAF offers condolences, blames deaths on provocateurs
19 dead, 156 injured as a result of Maspero clashes, says Ministry of Health
Army uses force to disperse Copts protesting attacks on churches
Egypt's Copts start sit-in in Cairo to protest attacks on churches
Egyptian state media has come under fire for what many considered to be distorted coverage of Sunday evening's bloody clashes that took place in Cairo's Maspero district off Tahrir square between thousands of Coptic demonstrators and Muslim supporters who were peacefully protesting recent church burnings and calling for equal rights for Egypt's 8 milllion Christians, and military and police forces armed with tanks, tear gas and live ammunition.
At least 21 protesters, mainly Copts, were killed as army tanks ran over several young people and police shot rubber, and live bullets according to multiple eye witnesses, into the crowd.
The army said that three military police soldiers were also killed.
Meanwhile, the Egyptian ministry of health confirmed that at least 329 were injured by the end of the evening.
A number of critics say that Egyptian state television not only failed to calm matters, but actually played a role in aggravating an already tense situation.
In an unprecedented move, broadcasters on state television at one point called on the Egyptian public to head to Maspero en masse to defend Egyptian soldiers from what they described as "angry Christian protesters".
Indeed as the night unravelled, vigilante mobs attacked demonstrators fleeing police bullets and tear gas, using machettes, swords and cudgels.
Call-ins to state TV from viewers, meanwhile, supported the state's official version of events and backed up anchor's frantic pleas.
"Armed Christians clashed with and killed military police," one call-in viewer claimed.
State television also aired footage of injured military police officers, but failed to carry images of flattened corpses of killed demonstrators which were circulating virally over internet sites.
Minister of Information Osama Heikal later attributed claims made on state television that Copts were attacking the army to "emotional stress" on the part of the news anchors.
"Announcers reported that Christian protesters had attacked the army only because they were under emotional stress," Heikal stated. He went on to urge Egyptian media – both government and private – to exercise caution when broadcasting news.
But this didn't stop some political activists and journalists from calling for Heikal's resignation.
Prominent Egyptian publisher Hisham Kassem suggested that lawyers lodge an official complaint against Heikal and state television broadcasters. Kassem pointed to newscasts aired Sunday night as evidence that state media was contributing to sectarian strife.
Former member of parliament Gamal Zahran, for his part, called for an investigation into "state television's role in encouraging sectarian division." Zahran, too, called for Heikal's resignation.
At a joint emergency press conference held by potential presidential candidates and several parties Monday, Mohamed Abu El-Ghar, president of the recently-licensed Social Democratic Party, also blasted the official media, which he described as "hypocritical."
Coverage of Sunday's clashes by state media also came in for criticism by none other than state television employees.
On his Twitter account, state television news anchor Mahmoud Youssef insisted that he had not been responsible for official coverage of events.
Dina Rasmy, a newscaster on state television's Channel Two, declared in a statement posted on Facebook on Monday that she was "ashamed" of working for state media, which, she said, "had proven itself to be a slave for whoever rules Egypt."
Rasmy went on to say that national television was effectively encouraging "civil war" by calling on Egyptian citizens to go to Maspero to support the army against what it called "Christian aggressors."
Notably, live broadcasts by the privately-owned 25 Channel were cut after military police stormed its headquarters, located in the Maspero district and overlooking the site of the bloody battle, three different times between 7pm and 10pm.
The army said that they were searching for hiding protesters, while others postulate that they were seeking to confiscate tapes with video footage showing armoured vehicles ploughing into unarmed demonstrators.
Until now, the channel's management has not issued an official statement on the incident.
The 25 Channel was not the only news network with offices in Maspero to be stormed by military police. The offices of the US-based Al-Hurra news channel were also stormed while covering Sunday's events.
One Al-Hurra reporter said later that the network had been forced to halt its coverage of the clashes "for security reasons."
Egyptian Copts have long complained of biased media coverage from state owned TV and printed press on issues relating to their years-old demands for equal citizenship rights in Egypt.
canbeiro
The Most Important for Egyptian Democracy Now
The military assault against the Coptic demonstration at Oct 9 shows clearly that the command of the political transition to democracy in Egypt cannot be solely in the hands of the SCAF. Egyptians most important demand now must be: the command of the transition by a more diversified and balanced body, at which military may be represented, but may not have a monopoly or majority.
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Press re Arab Spring
All government press, whether in print or over the air, should be eliminated. Let private press take over and compete for people's attention. I believe that The People can distinguish between fair and unbiased coverage from propaganda organs. The peoples of successful Arab Springs should stage sit-ins and demonstrations until government presses are eliminated.
state media
is there really a need for state owned media anymore? this was just the propaganda arm of mubarak. but we have a free and vibrant democracy now ... which needs to be informed by unbiased media.
STATE TV
They need to pull the plug completely from State TV. THEY are all liars. I saw that when I first came here in 2009 and had many questions about them.. Now is the time with what just happen to delete them completely . They are a disgrace to Egypt. Anyway, once Mubarak was out, I did not understand why they were left up and running still. As for the Military,,I always use the term wolves in sheep clothing' The Army is Mubarak and Mubarak is the army. Only a fool would think they really had the peoples best interest at heart. The people were fooled, I wasnt. The army and the people are one hand...no the Army is from the people, they listen and do what their commander orders not the people. I hope everyone see the difference...The only bad thing is the revolution was betrayed...How sad On top of that they are still trying to round up people who were involve in the original revolution...I said go for the elections, get them out of there dont give time a chance to stage a plan B for
Sherif
Shameful!
The Maspero Massacre of Copts on October 9, 2011 will go down in history as another black mark of shame on the head of Islam.
Ariely
Foul me one-shame on you; Foul me twice shame on me
$Help only if Islamists are outlawed ------ How many times the west will be fouled by Islamist? The free world has committed to help Arab countries with 80 milliards $. However they didn't required to outlaw parties preaching for 7 century values, opposing the 21 century values ,with a militant ideology using terror against the all non Muslim *** When the free world will start demanding Muslim countries to outlaw Islamist ideology ahead of providing help? The Arabs spring revolution is turning up to be a long Islamist power taking winter. -------- Will they ever learn? 1:Obama leads the free world to legitimize the Muslim brotherhood in Egypt,Tunis,Syria. Muslim brotherhood leaders declared that: *Osama Ben Laden was a Muslim martyr *Hitler didn't finish the job- The Muslims will finish *Christians will not be allowed in management government position on top of Muslims *A counsel of clerics will monitor and impose that the elected government will follow Islam law-Shar


Would a comic full of horror & fantasy actually have been degenerated art in the past then?
How cautious must enlightenment be nowadays, in the 21st century?
The new collaborative work of Douglas Rushkoff and Michael Avon Oeming is likely to "wake up" in many ways and will not just meet the comic fanatics taste.
If international bigwigs such as Douglas Rushkoff, so-called "thought leaders" – bluntly translated into the german language it would be "Gedankenführer" – are instrumenting art as medium it more often than not becomes more than just interesting!
Especially with his latest book "Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus" Rushkoff already clearly broaches an issue. I would subsume it as "speeding 300 in the direction of a wall the driver accelerates still!". This means that Rushkoff not only bashes today's way of doing business – No! He balances account with "our" way to treat assets and calls us to act – for the sake of mankind and mother earth in its entirety!
In the present comic and its archaic, symbolic forces of good & evil there is more than only clear signs!
Using historical monsters to symbolize "life per se and the mortal behind" the comic not only oversubscribes but radicalizes in means of back to the roots!
The media theorist and documentary Douglas Rushkoff releases an iconographic narrative featuring mystics and horrors. Aiming into a torn Europe, the story stretches from "a here and now scenario" back to the "Hitlerzeit", into an abstruse past. Leaping generations, an Aleister Crowley and an Adolf Hitler become main characters struggling for rule.
Symbols and signs become more and more not just capacitors of thoughts and ideas. They are declared to be weapons and become a "true occupation".
The reader is rapidly, enormously and confusingly taken away into a bizarre world of the occult and finally torn away by delusions. The evil of the evil is displayed without ifs and buts.
For those expecting amusement: You will be gripped by slanting fascination and get delivered plenty of stuff for restlessness!
What is the gist of the matter "Des Pudels Kern"?
Lower motivations intermingle with higher goals and show up with long lasting and intense effects up to now.
This gloomy-magical narrative is neither to be considered as a chimera nor as a historical work.
I am a part of that power which always wants evil and always creates the good.
You must have hammered into dirt to know how far it spurts.
I'll follow you to the end of the world. And then I'll push you.
"Der Mensch liebt zu schaffen und Wege zu bahnen, das ist nicht zu bestreiten.
Aber weshalb liebt er auch die Zerstörung und das Chaos bis zur Leidenschaft?
Vielleicht weil er instinktiv fürchtet, sein Ziel zu erreichen und das zu schaffende Gebäude zu vollenden?
man loves to create and to pave the way, that is not to dispute.
but why does he also love destruction and chaos to passion?
Perhaps because he instinctively fears to achieve his goal and complete the building to be created?
How do you know if he does not love the building only from afar, and not at all?
Whoever fights against dragons will become a dragon.


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As many as 22 states and Union Territories have supported a Law Commission recommendation to bring a bill to prevent 'honour killings',but government today refused to fix a timeline to put in place a legal framework, saying a decision will be taken after due consultations.
Law Minister D V Sadananda Gowda informed the Lok Sabha that the policy decision to enact a legislation on the issue will be taken after considering the comments of all states and holding consultations with the stakeholders.
"In view of the above, it would be difficult to fix a timeline in this regard," he said.
The law panel's report on 'prevention of interference with freedom of matrimonial alliances (in the name of honour and tradition)' was circulated to states for their comments.
"Till date, 22 state governments and Union Territories have sent their responses and are in support of the recommendations made by the Law Commission," he said in a written response.
The response of other states are awaited and reminders have been issued to them.
Karnataka, Kerala, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, UP, West Bengal and UTs of Chandigarh, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu, Lakshadweep and Pudducherry have supported the proposal to bring in a legal framework to prevent honour killings.
The Law Minister said as the subject of the report falls in the Concurrent List of the Constitution, consultation with states is necessary.
In its 2001 report, the panel, then headed by Justice P V Redi, had recommended brining a bill "to provide for, in the interests of protecting individual liberty and preventing victimisation, prohibition of unlawful assemblies and other conduct interfering with the freedom of matrimonial alliances in the name of honour and tradition and for the matters connected therewith or incidental thereto."
The draft legislation was named 'The prohibition of interference with the freedom of matrimonial alliances bill'.
The report had referred to a Supreme Court decision "wherein a direction of far-reaching consequences has been given while laying down the proposition that the so-called honour killing comes within the category of rarest of the rare cases deserving death punishment."


After a harsh post-earnings sell-off, here are three reasons why Qualcomm's stock could rise.
Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) is the world's leading vendor of semiconductor chips aimed at the smartphone market. In addition, it owns a war chest of wireless patents that allow it to collect royalty checks from the sale of just about every smartphone sold. Though the stock sold off following its most recent earnings report, here are three reasons Qualcomm's shares could be poised to rise over the long run.
While some investors believe that mobile chips are a brutal, razor-thin profit margin business, Qualcomm would likely beg to differ. In its most recent quarter, Qualcomm's chip division (referred to as QCT) did $4.96 billion in sales and generated $1.12 billion in operating income. That's a 23% operating margin.
More interestingly, though, is that there appears to be a long runway ahead of the company in the mobile chip business. Not only does Qualcomm command over 50% of smartphone applications processor revenue share according to Strategy Analytics, but it is making a very concentrated push into grabbing additional smartphone chip content.
To illustrate, management indicated on its most recent earnings call that unit shipments of its Wi-Fi connectivity chips -- typically the stronghold of competitor Broadcom -- are on track to grow 40% for the current fiscal year. CEO Steve Mollenkopf also remarked, "we now have over 100 devices launched or in design incorporating RF360 [Qualcomm's RF front end solution]."
Finally, with the mobile chip market showing continued signs of consolidation, the remaining suppliers are poised to capture more revenue share, perhaps even at improved margins as competitive pressures ease.
Qualcomm's technology licensing business -- known as QTL -- is by far the most profitable business that the company runs today. The bull case seems to be that generally speaking, as 2G feature-phones are replaced by 3G/4G smartphones, Qualcomm sees incremental royalty-bearing units (since Qualcomm is entitled to collect royalty checks from the sale of 3G and 4G devices).
Qualcomm indicated that a problem it has seen recently with its technology licensing business, however, is that a number of local Chinese smartphone vendors have been under-reporting their 3G/4G device shipments. Worse yet, Qualcomm claims that some vendors are outright selling devices without a license.
This dynamic, according to Qualcomm, affected its QTL business in its most recent quarter, and the weakness is expected to continue into the current quarter.
It's not all doom and gloom, though. According to RBC Capital Markets' Mark Sue, Qualcomm has dealt with these kinds of situations before with Korean, Japanese, and European vendors. Qualcomm, too, seems confident that these issues will eventually get resolved.
Once they do, the company could see QTL revenues and profits begin to reaccelerate.
While Qualcomm does enjoy reasonably good operating margins in its chip business, there is likely to be a further opportunity to increase margins over the long run. In particular, it looks as though Qualcomm continues to diversify its chip manufacturing partners both at the low end by adding on Semiconductor Manufacturing International, and at the high end -- according to Digitimes -- partnering with both Samsung and Taiwan Semiconductor for future 14-nanometer/16-nanometer nodes.
Since Qualcomm, according to Strategy Analytics, commands over 50% of the mobile applications processor industry revenue, the company is likely to be able to drive down chip wafer prices from its suppliers as they compete for Qualcomm's business.
With potentially lower wafer prices, coupled with continued mobile chip design superiority, the operating margin of Qualcomm's chip division may be set to rise from current low-20% levels in the long run.
Qualcomm is a company that is well exposed to the continued growth in mobile devices from both a patent perpspective as well as a chip perspective. Though the most recent quarter proved a bump in the road for Qualcomm's business and share price, and though these concerns are legitimate, the company is still well positioned to grow both its business and its stock price over time.


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            "<h:outputText value=\"#{chicken.getName()}\" id=\"newel\"/>" +
            "</f:view> " +
            " " +
            " " +
            "</jsp:root>").getBytes());

    @Deployment
    public static WebArchive createTestArchive() {
        return baseDeployment(FACES_WEB_XML)
                .add(CHARLIE_XHTML, "charlie.xhtml")
                .addAsWebInfResource(EMPTY_FACES_CONFIG_XML, "faces-config.xml")
                .addClass(Chicken.class);
    }

    @Test
    public void testELWithParameters(@ArquillianResource URL baseURL) throws Exception {
        WebClient client = new WebClient();
        HtmlPage page = client.getPage(new URL(baseURL, "charlie.jsf"));

        page.asXml();

        HtmlSpan oldel = getFirstMatchingElement(page, HtmlSpan.class, "oldel");
        assertNotNull(oldel);
        final String charlie = "Charlie";
        assertEquals(charlie, oldel.asNormalizedText());

        HtmlSpan newel = getFirstMatchingElement(page, HtmlSpan.class, "newel");
        assertNotNull(newel);
        assertEquals(charlie, newel.asNormalizedText());
    }

    protected <T> Set<T> getElements(HtmlElement rootElement, Class<T> elementClass) {
        Set<T> result = new HashSet<T>();

        for (HtmlElement element : rootElement.getHtmlElementDescendants()) {
            result.addAll(getElements(element, elementClass));
        }

        if (elementClass.isInstance(rootElement)) {
            result.add(elementClass.cast(rootElement));
        }
        return result;

    }

    protected <T extends HtmlElement> T getFirstMatchingElement(HtmlPage page, Class<T> elementClass, String id) {

        Set<T> inputs = getElements(page.getBody(), elementClass);
        for (T input : inputs) {
            if (input.getId().contains(id)) {
                return input;
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

}


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This module will introduce Information Literacy Skills (ILSs for short). These are the skills that will enable you to locate information that is appropriate for academic study, and then use and manage it effectively.
Developing high-quality ILSs will help maximise your chances of achieving good grades while you are studying at Queen Mary, but it is important to realise that these are life-long skills which will be of great value throughout your entire career. Spend time cultivating these skills now and it will pay off in the short and long term.
You may well come across some terminology when working through this module which is only vaguely familiar or perhaps even completely new to you: 'abstracts', 'citation', 'grey literature', 'periodical' and 'peer review', for example, sound rather obscure, but they are all commonly used in academic research and writing.
Learning the meaning of these and other terms will help you produce good quality coursework and essays, but it doesn't have to be hard work. It can be fun: to get started, why not try our Word Game before moving on to begin the module itself.
The Information Adventure: Finding It! Using It! Referencing It!
The Information Adventure was a piece of fun, but it makes some serious points: effective academic research and writing is all about the continuous process of finding, assessing and utilising appropriate information, and then storing and managing it for future possible (re)use.
In this module we explore each of these stages in more depth, and suggest some simple but practical ways in which you can improve your ILSs and produce good quality essays and dissertations.
Remember while working through the module that ILSs are crucial, both during and after your time at Queen Mary. The modern economy is largely based on 'knowledge workers' who can access and use information effectively.
Expertise in finding and using information will help you maximise your employability. Demonstrating these skills will help you stand out at interviews, and – when you are in post – help you ensure that you realise your potential in the workplace: both you and your employer will benefit.
It all begins with the Information Adventure!
This section will provide some help with the process of finding reliable information thatyou can use with confidence to produce good quality coursework.
Read this section and try the two quizzes if you are feeling unsure about how best to assess and use the information you have found.
Referencing is the process whereby you acknowledge your sources.
We hope that what you have learnt in this module will help you in your studies and in your future career, and we would be happy to assist should you need any further advice with search skills and the use of information resources.
Have you completed all the quizzes? Congratulations! You can now get your certificate of completion.


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The Internship Service of the DAJV provides German postgraduate legal interns (Referendare) and in exceptional cases highly qualified students support in finding internships with partners in the US.
The program serves to build goodwill between Germany and the United States and to further expose emerging legal and business leaders in Germany to the basic concepts of American law. Since its inception in 1980, the program has fostered understanding amongst German and American lawyers and provided a foundation for ongoing professional cooperation and enduring transatlantic friendships.
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Upon passing his or her first of two state admission exams, a then referendar must serve as a civil servant (Beamter) for two years of practical, on-the-job training, which is broken up into various training stages, the duration of each being determined by the Federal State (e.g., Bavaria, Hesse, North Rheinland Westphalia, etc.) in which the referendar is pursing admission to practice.
During this two-year period the referendar must clerk 3 to 6 months for a judge at a civil court and a district attorney, work for the government or local authorities and for practicing attorney(s) (attorney stage 1 and 2), the latter of which generally lasting for a period of 4.5 months each, as well as an elective stage of ca. 3 months. Often referendars choose to spend the latter three states (attorney stage 1, 2 and elective stage) with one or more U.S. law firms, a legal department of a company, a NGO or an international organization. This is where your firm`s assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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On January 17, 2017, Eversource filed a rate case with the Department of Public Utilities (DPU). Cape Light Compact Governing Board discussed this proceeding and had concerns regarding Eversource's proposed rate case. The Board voted to petition the DPU to intervene in this proceeding, which was approved.
This is Eversource's (formerly NSTAR Electric, and prior to that as the separate entities of Boston Edison Co., Cambridge Electric Co., and Commonwealth Electric Co.) first fully litigated rate case since the 1980's. This rate case will determine the charges Eversource is allowed to impose on the distribution side of the electric bill, meaning that it this rate case is going to affect all residents and businesses on Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard. The Compact is working on your behalf to review the impact of what this proposal will have on Cape and Vineyard ratepayers.
Update on the Eversource Rate Case - Please review the Summary document outlining the Orders that were issued by the Department of Public Utilities. Links to the Orders are below under Links.
On June 1, 2017, Eversource filed a revised rate design plan which contains a significant change from the initial filing. This filing includes a $30 million cost shift from Western MA customers (and Eastern MA commercial customers) to Eastern MA residential customers.
Eversource is proposing to shift $30 million in costs annually from Western MA customers to Eastern MA residential customers. Costs incurred to provide service to Western MA customers should be borne by those customers and not Eastern MA customers.
This proposal also includes shifting costs from Eastern MA commercial customers to Eastern MA residential customers. Costs incurred to provide service to commercial customers should not be borne by residential customers.
Customer Charge: Eversource is proposing to shift "fixed" distribution costs from the usage-variable volumetric (per kWh) energy charge to a fixed customer charge. This could increase bills for low-usage and seasonal customers. It also lessens the incentive for energy efficiency and behind-the-meter generation, which reduce the kilowatt hours a customer needs to purchase from the grid. The Compact will be reviewing Eversource's filing and determining how Cape and Vineyard customers will be impacted.
Demand Charge: Eversource proposes to impose a demand charge for new net-metered customers interconnected on or after 1/1/2018 (for residential customers) and on or after 1/1/2019 (for commercial customers). These customers will also be required to pay for the new demand meter. The Compact is concerned about the adverse impacts this will have on new renewable energy projects (such as residential PV) and ratepayers, and will testify on this issue.
Performance Based Recovery: Eversource is proposing moving to Performance-Based Rate Making (PBRM), a change from the current traditional cost-of-service ratemaking. The Compact will examine whether the move to PBRM will result in higher electric rates and whether the proposed performance benchmarks are reasonable.
Rate Consolidation: Eversource is proposing to consolidate rate classes, which will result in the termination of seasonal rates, among other changes. The Compact will examine the bill impacts for Cape and Vineyard customers.
To view all of the filings within this docket, please go to the DPU File Room website and type in 17-05.
On March 20, 2018, the Department issued the Appeal Extension Order.
On February 2, 2018, the Department issued the Compliance Filing Acceptance Order.
On January 5, 2018, the Department issued the Rate Structure Order.
On November 30, 2017, the Department issued the Revenue Requirements Order.
On September 29, 2017, Cape Light Compact filed its Initial Brief on Phase II.
On June 19, 2017 the Department issued a Notice of Filing for a new public comment period and public hearing schedule.
On May 30, 2017, Cape Light Compact filed a letter to the DPU in support of the Attorney General's Motion to Protect Intervenor's Rights that was filed on May 26.
On April 27, 2017, Cape Light Compact and its witnesses filed testimony with the DPU. To view what was filed, please click each link below.
If you have any questions, please give us a call at 508-375-6644 or email info@capelightcompact.org.